How I thrived as an Army Veteran | Tree Climbing 101

If you are a veteran struggling to find purpose after the military, I encourage you to seek out trade skills. In this video I break down the basics of safely accessing the tree and what equipment I use in tree work. Please SUBSCRIBE and RING THE BELL to get notified when I post a video. God bless!
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[@SidonianTree]

Thanks for watching guys! Check out my latest video here: ua-cam.com/video/pCYgGuBsUwQ/v-deo.htmlsi=NHeZMfzuJey3gHpE

[@rex7020]

I get out in January and I’m going to be an arborist and then hopefully go out on my own afterwards.

[@SidonianTree]

Great stuff! You can do it!

[@Soulfaxx]

you should give the running bowline a try to send up your rope, it never binds up and it’s safe, we use it to pull over huge trees all the time. nice video man

[@SidonianTree]

That’s a great knot! 🪢

[@metaspencer]

good to hear your thoughts on the biz, man ... keep it going out there!

[@SidonianTree]

Thanks! I’m also still wondering why the ground crew never shows up 😂

[@metaspencer]

@@SidonianTree hahaha those guys are always snoozin' out in the truck

[@towtruckaj]

The only real benefit to the militaries pay rates is you can do pretty much any trade in the civilian world and make equal or more money than you did in the military. Just get out there and do something in the trades, or really just any job in general and you'll get the same or better pay, Just less benefits for most lower qualified jobs.

[@SidonianTree]

I really like your comment, “just get out there and do something…” sitting around is not an option